PRO Safety Glasses-Semi-Frame, Combo Pack

Excellent - Two pairs of sturdy yet lightweight safety glasses, one pair with clear lenses and another pair with tinted lenses. If you are using tools, such as a chainsaw, or dealing with a chemical that might splash, these glasses provide a crystal clear view and the confidence that comes with wearing proper eye protection. The rim at the top extends inward toward the wearer's face just a bit, and the glasses wrap around, with broad temples, so the coverage is very good. They are designed and made very well, and they stay on when the wearer leans over. Each pair of glasses has a label on one lense that peels off perfectly, leaving zero residue. They come with a cleaning cloth. These are perfect.

An excellent idea from a trusted tool source! I no longer have an excuse for NOT wearing my safety glasses both indoors and outdoors. It's downright clever to market identical eye-wear in combined clear and tinted versions. Fit and comfort are outstanding; and I needn't separately source sunglasses (outdoor safety glasses) to match the regular safety glasses I prefer. These are lightweight and easy to wear for extended periods. My impression is that the contact surfaces at the nose and temples are larger than customary. They certainly seem to exert less pressure. Some of that sensation may be due to the composition of those contact pads. (See photograph 1.) In fact, the nose pads bear some surface texturing that I didn't feel. The composition of the contact pads also provides an uncanny degree of retention. (Likely also due to the sizing of the frame and the tension of the temples.) Thus far I've felt no need to use a lanyard as I frequently do with less well-made safety glasses. The hinges are substantial and I don't anticipate them fatiguing soon. Particularly, since I needn't adjust and fiddle with these constantly - as I do with inferior versions. The eyeglass structure seems robust to me. (See photograph 2.) The deep side frames / temples support the outer lens edges and impart protection similar to the side lenses on wrap around safety glasses. Of course, this is a compromise I think of only as an enhancement to elementary eye protection. That is to say, in no way does this obviate the need for wearing goggles or face shields when the task warrants them. Additionally, those enhanced side frames have a few vents in them - which may contribute to the anti-fogging performance of these glasses. As to coatings and wear-resistance, I'll accept the manufacturer's word for (and certifications of) the longevity of coatings, scratch resistance and impact strength. The glasses are just too nice to destructively test. The protective pouch is a nice bonus. The other feature I like is the absence of any opaque frame underneath the lenses. I'm sure this contributes to their reduced weight and I like the expanded field of view when casting a downward look at detailed work. The bridge is strongly made and smoothly contoured. (See photograph 3.) These are welcome improvements over the competitors. Their superior comfort is as important as their functionality - as safety glasses don't keep you safe unless you're wearing them. (See photograph 4.) I suppose one of the best commentaries on the comfort and desirability of these is what happens to them around other users. My son already has appropriated my outdoor (tinted) pair onto himself. I'm hiding my indoor pair (when not in use) till such time as I buy another combo pack - and we'll split that one too.

Safety glasses you will actually wear. Lightweight and comfortable. Scratch and fog resistant. All with a non-slip fit and crystal clear visibility. These are all the features that should be in a pair of safety glasses but oftentimes they are not - especially with those plastic safety glasses that seem to be included with a lot of tool purchases these days. Safety in the shop is of paramount importance and safety glasses play a key role. I can't count the number of times I have been trying to do something that requires a fair bit of precision at the router table of the table saw, only to get frustrated because my safety glasses fog or are scratched. If you don't use them - they can't protect you. Having a pair of safety glasses that don't compromise your ability to work is a huge plus and that's here these Klein safety glasses excel. Especially since my wife and son are getting more into working with power tools, its important to instill safe working habits and at the same time make the work pleasant for them. The nose pads and temple tips are made of a softer compound that are both comfortable and ensures they stay put. The Klein combo pack comes with both clear and gray tinted lenses and both have a UV coating. The gray is great when working outdoors or doing yardwork like weed wacking. These glasses also come with a micro fibre storage pouch which I will try my best to use. I am a long time fan of Klein tools and these glasses measure up to the Klein quality standard.

Safety glasses combo pack for indoor and outdoor use featuring a wide semi-frame which is light-weight and comfortable. Both have UV resistant coating which has nothing to do with the tinting on the outdoor version which is provided merely to reduce eye strain from excessive squinting. My personal opinion is that partially framed safety glasses are adequate when dealing with light weight particles such as sawdust or debris falling when working overhead on ceilings but when dealing with blow-back from cutting metal materials, cement demolition or using wire brush wheels, you should go for fully framed glasses or face shields for better impact protection. DON'T EVER FORGET that eyesight can be lost in less than the blink of an eye... enough said.

I needed a new pair of safety sunglasses after my last pair broke. after looking at a few options on Home depots website I decided on this combo pack from Klein tools and I couldn't be happier! First of all, these are the most comfortable safety glasses I have ever had. They are super durable. Not only will they protect my eyes from debris but they are also 99.9% Uv protected! Honestly, you can't go wrong, I highly recommend you give these a try.

Two-pack of large, premium safety glasses (one tinted, one clear) at a very competitive price point. I wear an XL in most sized hats, and these glasses feel on the larger size for my face. That potential issue aside (if you have a narrower face), these are fantastic. They sit close enough to the face to protect against most debris coming around the edges, and the wide temple helps as well, while being flat enough to fit under muff-style hearing protection. The nose piece and side pieces are grippy synthetic rubber, and they offer scratch resistance and full UV protection. During a long afternoon of yard work on a muggy Maryland August day, these never once fogged up, and they stood up to a dirt shower when I got my string trimmer too close to a raised garden bed. The clear ones are great for woodworking and general maintenance indoors, while the dark are perfect for sunny days. Highly recommended.

It says that these provide superior Impact protection.. So I'll take them at their word. Anti fog, scratch resistance and UV protection as well but overall they look good and feel comfortable. The nose piece is flexible and hasn't slipped down but i have too keep the pushed to the top of my nose for them to be snugged. Not a bad price for 2 pairs of safety glasses but only one carrying case? As expensive as some of their tools are that's kinda cheap. 20 nuggets and only one sauce but I'm still loving it..

If you've ever skimped on safety glasses for the yard, you know that after wearing them in the heat and sun they're eventually going to break - and right in the middle of whatever it is you're doing. From my experience this has been because they're usually lower-grade plastic and oftentimes seemingly built to fit a child or otherwise smaller-scale version of a human head. Or maybe I just have a thicker skull...hard to say for sure. Anyway, I sweat a lot when I'm doing yard work, which means I'm constantly taking off the glasses to wipe my forehead, and that repeated stress + sweat just hastens the decline of the plastic that much quicker. The shorter arm length (on the glasses, not me) means that the arc of the arm on cheaper glasses isn't big enough to allow for a decent wrap around to the back of your head, so that's added stress on the plastic. Put it all together and "snap" goes the glasses. This is where things change with these; the arms are long enough to fit comfortably on top of my ear with rubberized ends that flex easily. The darker pair serve dual duty as sunglasses and eye protection on sunny days, while the clear pair are better when dealing with lower light levels, but both are extremely comfortable. Fogging hasn't been an issue so far, presumably due to whatever they've coated the lenses with, but it remains to be seen how long that will last. There's also a single soft-cloth carrying pouch that's included despite this being a combo-pack of two, but chances are I won't even use it; just mentioning it for general awareness.

The KLEIN TOOLS PRO SAFETY GLASSES-SEMI-FRAME, COMBO PACK are a very comfortable pair of safety glasses. My products arrived undamaged. I really like the fit of these safety glasses and they are comfortable on the ears as well. I am using these at the race track as well as around the house when I am doing my remodel projects as well as my weekly yard work. The glasses came with one cloth protective pouch-I'd like to have seen them come with two cloth protective pouches so I could store both pair of glasses in my shop for added protection in between uses. I will be purchasing more of these fine safety glasses for future use and to hand out to our race crew members as well!!

If you use safety glasses you need to look at these. I am always looking for a pair of safety glasses and these glasses from Klein fill the bill. What got my attention was the name Klein, a well known name in electrical products, and the fact that there where two pairs, a clear pair and a dark one too. (I have already used the sunglasses when cutting grass.) I looked at the three styles available: small frames, full frames and picked this style. I personally don't like the ones with frame all around the glass because it cuts into my view when looking down. The model I chose has wide lenses and a wider shield on the stems. (See pic below) I also like the fact that they are anti-fog, anti-scratch and block 99.9% of UV rays. The glasses are very light and stay put with a rubber nose piece. Time will tell how long they last but I expect that to be a very long time. The glasses also come with a fabric carrying case so I can keep them on the mower without scratching the lens. No matter which model you choose, you will not be disappointed. Go to the Home Depot website and look at different models. You won't be disappointed.